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Source Separation of the Second Heart Sound Using Gaussian Mixture Models
In this work, we present a method to separate aortic (A2) and pulmonary (P2) components from second heart sounds (S2). The proposed approach captures the different dynamical behavior of A2 and P2 components via a joint Gaussian mixture model, which is then used to perform separation via a closed-form conditional mean estimator. The proposed approach is tested over synthetic heart sounds and it is shown guarantee a reduction of approximately 25% of the normalized root mean-squared error incurred in signal separation, with respect to a previously presented approach in the literature.